Use These Antivirus and Antivirus Apps Instead of Avast
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How Not to Sit Next to a Crying Baby During a Flight
Back in September, Japan Airlines made headlines that “baby badges” were added to some seat maps on flights, meaning small children would sit in those […]
Continue reading »How Can I Keep All My Emails for Personal Backup?
Having a personal copy of work letters can be useful both before and after you leave your job. You can refer to them later, for […]
Continue reading »How to Fix Display Error in Final Windows 7 Update
The “latest” update for Windows 7, version KB4534310 , appears to contain a new bug that will require at least one more patch to be […]
Continue reading »How to Love Yourself With Tara Brac
This week we are learning to practice true self-compassion with renowned psychotherapist and Buddhist meditation teacher Tara Brach. Tara is the author of Radical Acceptance: […]
Continue reading »How to Set Digital Boundaries With Friends and Family
Boundaries are how we communicate our expectations of a relationship, letting others know what behavior we feel is acceptable or not. We do this all […]
Continue reading »How to Deal With Regressive Potty Training
You thought you were done; you would give up diapers and somehow, in just a few days, you have entered the magic word of accident-free […]
Continue reading »Track the Coronavirus Outbreak Using This Website
The spread of the Wuhan coronavirus (also known as 2019-nCoV) across mainland China and other parts of the world is alarming, but it can be […]
Continue reading »You Can Save Hundreds by Letting Sprint Fix Your Jailbroken Samsung Phone
Sprint is feeling very generous at the moment. If you’ve encountered a cracked screen on your Samsung phone, the carrier is offering a special promotion […]
Continue reading »Why Celebrities Shouldn’t Be Allowed to Post to You Through the Community
Targeted ads that appear on your Facebook feed or Twitter feed can seem terribly intrusive. after all, they often show up using personal information such […]
Continue reading »How to Stay Away From a Friend’s Social Media Feeds
What if you are at a party and one of your friends starts taking pictures? Do you agree that whatever you do at the event […]
Continue reading »Yes, You Should Consider Your Friends’ Finicky Children.
Right before Thanksgiving, I told you all that you should only allow your kids to eat rolls during a large meal if all they want […]
Continue reading »How to Use Emoji Reactions in Twitter Posts
Reacting to text messages – a practice that iPhone and iPad owners should be familiar with when you long press on a message to add […]
Continue reading »How to Avoid Meeting Someone at a Party Without Being a Jerk
You’re at a party when someone you hate walks in. Shit , you think. Should I say hello? Can I pretend I haven’t seen them? […]
Continue reading »Have a Do What You Avoid Party for 10 Minutes
What is that one annoying item that rolls around on your to-do list from week to week? Fixing a seam on your favorite shirt? Clear […]
Continue reading »What’s New on Netflix for the Week of January 27, 2020
The last eight episodes of BoJack Horse will air on Friday, so schedule people to come to see because this show is better with a […]
Continue reading »What’s on at Hulu in February 2020
Fan favorites such as Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Good Girls will premiere in February, which means those shows will also hit Hulu in February. The streaming […]
Continue reading »Bring Back the Magic of 6 Second Looped Vine Video With Byte
Back in 2016, Twitter called for the shutdown of Vine, an acquired video service that specializes in creating 6-second looping videos. Now, almost four years […]
Continue reading »How to Watch the 2020 Grammy Awards Without a Cable
The 62nd Annual Grammy Awards airs tonight at 8:00 pm ET / 5:00 pm PT. This year’s awards ceremony will be hosted by Alicia Keys […]
Continue reading »How to Prevent Bots From Sending You Friend Requests on Facebook
Since January 1st, I start every morning by dropping about a dozen Facebook friend requests, all from people I don’t know. I’m not really sure […]
Continue reading »How to Watch the Saturday Bowl for Adults
Today is the 2020 FIFA World Cup. High school seniors and up-and-coming NFL Draft players from teams across the country will meet at Ladd-Peebles Stadium […]
Continue reading »Just Print a Paper Copy of Your Boarding Pass
Now I fly at least four times a month and sometimes more. While I always check in for my flights online the day before and […]
Continue reading »How to Avoid the Most Popular Mac Malware, Shlayer
According to a recent investigation by Kaspersky Lab, the Shlayer malware, which deploys the Any Search bar on a victim’s computer using fake Adobe Flash […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You Lost Your Credit or Debit Card While Traveling
Imagine, if you will, Lifehacker staff writer Josh Ocampo standing outside Tokyo 7-Eleven, belly squeezing as he waits with his bank. Josh’s debit card chip […]
Continue reading »How to Make Your Press Video More Interesting
Last week we talked about how to make wheel rolling out for the press less crap, but this may not be your style. Maybe you […]
Continue reading »Meet the Old Buddy Cocktail
There is not a single member of the Negroni family that I dislike. The combination of alcohol, bitter and vermouth in (roughly) equal parts never […]
Continue reading »What’s on at Disney + in February 2020
Disney + is one of the newest streaming services on the market, but arguably the one with the best content right now. Disney wraps up […]
Continue reading »Help Your Little One Overcome Their Fear of an Automatic Toilet
This is the stage that many toddlers go through, and who can blame them? These trendy newfangled toilets, with their automatic flushing (often multiple times […]
Continue reading »What Jeff Bezos Can Teach You About Smartphone Security
Jeff Bezos may be (much) richer than you, but he’s no smarter than you – at least when it comes to basic smartphone protection. As […]
Continue reading »Try Google Drive As a Progressive Web App
Google Drive is now available as a Progressive Web App (PWA) for desktop and mobile, giving users an alternative to running the service in their […]
Continue reading »Is It Possible to Cancel a Flight Due to the Coronavirus?
As of Friday morning, the coronavirus outbreak in China had resulted in at least 26 deaths and 800 people with the disease, according to local […]
Continue reading »Stop Bulk Buying Only at a “lower” Price
According to every personal finance book and website you have come across in the past two decades, one of the easiest ways to save money […]
Continue reading »Should You Focus on Cutting Costs or Increasing Income?
If your expenses and income do not match, you have two options: cut your expenses or find a way to make more money. While some […]
Continue reading »Light Rice and Beans With a Little Sauce
I don’t know if you’ve heard, but beans have a moment – and as a longtime adherent of the bean-eating lifestyle, I really love to […]
Continue reading »Get the Flu Shot If You’re Worried About the Coronavirus
The coronavirus can generate predatory headlines , but so far, it’s not that big of a risk for most of us. There are only a […]
Continue reading »Teach Your Child Sign Language
Your child will understand and want to share ideas and requests with you long before he can actually speak the words. The gap between when […]
Continue reading »Make a Recovery Plan on Vacation
On NBC News, writer Sarah DiGiulio described the inevitable feeling of dread after a break from work, also known as the post-vacation blues: By Monday […]
Continue reading »I Lost Nine Years of Photos by Blocking My Google Account
I usually use this weekly column to answer tech-related questions from people. I’m going away a bit this week because I find it important to […]
Continue reading »How to Protect Yourself From a Recent Microsoft Data Breach
You’ve probably seen intimidating headlines about the 250 million Microsoft users that have been compromised by a recent data breach. While these numbers are accurate, […]
Continue reading »Find IMEI of Lost Android Phone in Google Toolbar
So you left your phone at the bar last night. Or maybe it was pulled out of your bag as you walked through a busy […]
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